Corsair Premium Individually Sleeved Type 4 Gen 4 PSU Cables Pro Kit – Red

Cables are nicely built and feel premium. Installation is fast and mostly painless, they also look amazing when routed correctly.Now the bad. I purchased this item above MSRP cause amazon shipping was so fast. The item I received is also missing items that're included from Corsair. Ultimately, I returned these cables due to having missing pieces and paying above MSRP. Buyer beware.

I recently upgraded to the CORSAIR Premium Individually Sleeved PSU Cables Pro Kit for my Corsair PSU, and I couldn't be happier with the results. These cables are top-notch in both quality and appearance. The individual sleeving not only adds a sleek and professional look to my PC but also makes cable management much easier.Yes, they cost a little extra compared to standard cables, but they're absolutely worth the investment. The premium feel and enhanced durability give me confidence in the longevity of my setup. Plus, the improved aesthetics have truly taken my build to the next level.If you're on the fence about spending a bit more for premium cables, I'd say go for it. These cables have exceeded my expectations in every way. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enhance both the performance and appearance of their PC!

I've heard a lot of people complain about the shrink wrapped portion of these connectors a lot. Saying that "there shouldn't be things like this on premium cables." So I decided to contact Corsair regarding it before buying them. Turns out that these are in-line capacitors to help with ripple suppression.IE: they do even MORE than what other cable manufacturers do!The only thing I didn't like about them are the cable comes. They're mostly plastic with a metal frame, which is strong. I didn't like their look, and I had some of my own. I thought they were plastic and tried using wire cutters to snip them off. That metal frame broke my snips. I had to use Tin snips to get those puppies off. The one in the picture on the 24-pin is gone.Also, there is one of the wires from the 24-pin motherboard connector that is absent. Corsair did not put a dummy wire in there to help make it look consistent. Fortunately, my motherboards power connector was oriented in such a direction, that the pin with no dummy cable is not present, so it's not visible. If you have a motherboard power connector where the clip is facing away from the CPU, you'll be fine. If it faces the other way, it'll be noticeable.All in all, GREAT cable set! Allows for some gorgeous cable management, as you can clearly see!

Great cables. Needed them bc I got a used power supply and it didn’t come with all cables. I love how clean it makes the build look, will come back and edit with photos when I get my new case. Having said that, currently I have them in a thermaltake core v1.. so.. yeah tiny case. Didn’t have much room to work with but they’re very flexible and I was able to route them and manage them well to make it fit and look clean-ish with cable ties.

These are professional cables that will give a good look to your build.

The Corsair website seemed to indicate that AX850 would be compatible at first view but the charts needed to sort it out we're confusing. You can't just glance at it. Under the Q&A I was assured these work with AX850. They do not. Not even the cables that Corsair said would work were compatible. Only one cable fit and it wasn't compatible with my motherboard. I bought these cables because I was given a power supply without cables but here I'm spending as much for an actual power supply but still not getting it to work. I'm trying to replace a Corsair vs400 that is picking up an electrical hum, or causing it, that's going through my speakers. I thought an upgrade would be nice too. I have always used affordable generic power supplies without any problems so I'm sending these back and replacing Corsair with a generic since those have better support. Additionally, Corsair claims they have a cable set that is compatible but none of their cables were in stock on their website. There are plenty of 3rd party venders selling knockout cables, also with little or no support, for the same price or higher but much lower quality. This all feels like a bad purchase.

Had my son install these cables into the desktop computer. They look nice and seem to work well. Each are woven-sleeved shielded cable. They are very expensive, but my son said they are the best. Hope he is right.

Purchased these along with a new power supply because I have a hate cable management with the ribbon cables Corsair includes by default. These are way more flexible and you can spread them out to fit in the inadequate cable management spaces provided by some cases.The Good:- Individually sleeved cables from Corsair for Corsair PSUs.- "Full" cable bundle for ATX PSUs.The Bad:- No standard on PSU side cable connections so you (probably) can't use these with anything other than a Corsair PSU.- Not updated to include the Corsair Premium 12VHPWR cable that should work with every PSU this cable kit works with.The Meh:- It would be better if individual cables were priced closer to the kit pricing. Buying the kit, you're probably going to wind up with extra cables you don't need and will shove into your "PSU cable box" that you haven't cleaned out since 2007.